Adam Hose might as well go for it now.

A cover drive and square cut bring him fours off Jordan Clark before he pulls the paceman over backward square for six to take Worcestershire's total past 250.

He can't quite manage a Louis Kimber, but after two dot balls, Clark's final one disappears for four.

Hose is 47 not out and Worcestershire trail by just 23 now.

He eventually gets there off Kasey Aldridge with a pull for one and immediate fist pump celebration as he jogs through, an explosion of emotion from the southpaw.

He gets the century that his opening partner and skipper Haseeb Hameed failed to.

The second century of this match, but feasibly there could have been four with Migael Pretorius joining Hameed in getting out in the 90s whilst Tom Lammonby and Olly Stone (first time around) departed in the 80s.

His ninth first-class century for Notts, fifth on this ground and 13th overall vs a red ball in the County Championship.

Kent reach 200 in 76 overs via a George Garret nudge to fine leg off Nathan Lyon.

He gets four runs in the next over off Luke Wells, with another glance that bounces sharply and evades leg slip.

This might not last long. Risky shot to this field.

A couple of jaffas in that Umeed over, beating the edge of the set opener who really is struggling having previously been patience personified.

He frustratedly tries to make room and cut from leg-stump and then drives a full toss straight to the field, visible frustration from the former Derbyshire man.

Maiden from part-timer Andy Umeed!

Brooke Guest takes Derbyshire to 50 in the 18th over with a confident drive down the ground off Ethan Bamber and gets four more driven through cover.

Bad fielding by Tom Banton at mid off, supported by a superb back-up chase from the athletic Tom Lammonby first turns a dot into a one but then his teammate saves a second respectively.

Ben Slater gets to face Kasey Aldridge now 96* but a long hop is only pulled to long leg for one, he keeps the strike now 97*...

And one over after the Matt Parkinson reprieve, Charlie Stobo completes a 129-ball 50 with a drive down the ground for his fifth four, facing Luke Wells.

Big appeal from Pakistan seamer Muhammad Abbas but it looks to be going down the leg-side, not a lot going for that.

Left-handed Dan Mousley is 30* rebuilding whilst Sam Hain settles in.

A brilliant stop in the covers saves four later in the same over.

Matt Parkinson gets a life on five as he is back to Nathan Lyon with a swivel pull to square leg, where Tom Bailey spills the chance.

That could be one for the memory, depending on how long Kent can keep Lancashire in the field.

Aha, not Banton nor TKC but an early bowl for Andy Umeed with still six overs until the next new ball.

I doubt he will ever have bowled as early as after 69 minutes of a Championship day, but the situation has set this up.

Just four off it, including a filthy full toss that Olly Stone slapped along the ground to mid on.

Un-be-lievable scenes at Hove.

Louis Kimber reaches a century off 62 balls in the middle of an over which costs England's Ollie Robinson 43 RUNS!!!!

That is a new county record, we believe, exceeding the 38 Surrey's Dan Lawrence took off Shoaib Bashir the other day.

There were two sixes and six fours in that over - three of them from no-balls, plus a single.

"A bit bonkers" says BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms. Indeed.

In truth, there's not much in the surface for the Lancashire spinners, who will probably need to draw out an error to break through the Kent tail today.

Charlie Stobo moves on to 47, pushing Luke Wells through mid on going back.

The second ball is speared down leg and brings four byes.

Ben Slater is now 95* but in no hurry.

75 this partnership as Somerset can not rid pesky nightwatcher Olly Stone from the crease, he has well over 100 runs in the match now.

How soon before we see the likes of Tom Banton or even Tom Kohler-Cadmore given the ball to save the seamers for Warwickshire at home on Sunday?

A rare moment of Derbyshire aggression as David Lloyd gets back to back fours off the bowling of Ethan Bamber.

The first is punched through cover on the front foot and the second is glanced round the corner as Bamber drifts into the pads.

Are they going for this? Let's see where we are at lunch.

Still 80 overs left so you never know...

Matt Parkinson is settling in nicely here as he again gets forward to Nathan Lyon to sweep square for a single.

He is across to Luke Wells, defending into the off side.

He nearly pops a catch up to forward short leg later in the over though, but the ball doesn't quite carry.

Maiden over.